Superficial Discipleship (James 1:22-27)

07/21/24 • 52 min

David Forsyth’s sermon, “Superficial Discipleship (James 1:22-27),” explores the essence of true discipleship. He emphasizes that true discipleship goes beyond mere Bible knowledge and church involvement, requiring genuine application of scripture in daily life. Forsyth outlines the need for self-control, compassion, and holiness, urging believers to embody these traits. The sermon calls for a deeper commitment to living out faith through actions, reflecting a true disciple’s life.

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